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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-01-28
ObltuRrY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bull, wife of John Bull, for
merly of Black Horse, died suddenly, last Sat.
urday week, near Warren Factory, Baltimore
county. She was 81 years of age and leaves four
children, the youngest an infant only few
hours old
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King
died, last Sunday morning, at the residence OF
Mr.. Nathan b. Heaps, Mrs. Kings father.
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Proceedings IN INsoLvENcY.-Albert Nc
Clure, formerly of Bynum station, whose sim
guar disappearance, last fall excited some re-
mark, has been declared by the Court an insol.
vent debtor. Messrs. Geo. l.. VanBibber and
Robert R. Boarman have been appointed pre-.
liminary trustees. tits stated that Mcclure is
In Illinois.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr. A. Ii. Scar borough
OF Watervale, expects shortly to remove to
Prospect store, where he will succeed Mr.. |.
Newton Scarborough, who is in very del
icate health. Mr.. scarborough's friends will
be glad to have him back among them Mr..
Street, Waters will probably take charge of the
Wateryale store.
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The Coal FAMINE has reached Bel Air.
Messrs. RecEord & Sons and Edward Ferry
have been unable to get enough coal to I'll their
orders, although they began ordering from the
mines last June. On Monday Mcssrs. Rcckord
IL Sons hauled some coal from Havre de Grace,
with great labor, and sold it at 80 a ton. Even
at that price they said it was sold at loss.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-01-28

. The proposed constitutional amendment
giving the right of suffrage to women, came
up in the Senate on Tuesday. About one
hundred of the most prominent agtators for
female suffrage were in the gallery. The
subject was discussed but the resolution was
defeated by vote of 10 to a. Our lady
friends will therefore have to wait awhile
before being allowed to vote-if, indeed, any
of them desire that privilege.
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SHIPPING FLOUR TO BALTIMoRE.-Me
Henry Reckord & Sons last week shipped from
their new roller mills, in Bel Air, a car load of
100 barrels of flour to Baltimore. The brand
they are now making is the Corsou Snow
Flake. 1t is worthy of its name, being as
white as snow and equal if not superior, in this
respect to any flour made in the country.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-01-28

John Thomas Ross, colored, was con-
Victed in Baltimore, last Friday, of the MUIR
der OF Emily Brown, an aged street beggar,
for the purpose of selling her body to the
University School of Medicine for dissecling
purposes. He made full confession, in
court, On Monday, at the trial of Anderson
Perry, the colored janilor of the college
The latter was indicted as an accessory to
the crime. Ross told, with horrible par
licularity, how Perry, time and again, had
persuaded him to murder the old woman
until at last, after drinking freely, he had
gone into the room where she sat alone and
struck her on the head with brick Albert
Hawkins, colored, watched outside until the
poor old woman was knocked over and the
two completed their deadly work. Perry, it
is said, is professional bunker.
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Hoblitzell OBLIGATED. The pall-bearers were
Harvey Wilkinson, Howard Cole, Harry Bcvard,
Henry Love, John Evans and Stanley Swartz.-
The deceased was son of the late Elijah Mag.
ness, of Emmorton.
Ga Sunday, 23d, Miss Martha Carly was bur-
led at Rock Run VI. E. Church The pal-bear.
ers were j. II. Mitchell, Alexander Gilbert, j.
W. Spencer, ]. II. Bowman, Geo. L. Delaney
and Geo. Armstrong.
On Thursday afternoon of last week the re-
mains of Mr.. Andrew Lyon, who died ut his
residence, near Port Deposit, on Monday week,
were inferred at West Nottingham Cemetery,
Cecil county, Rev. James Conway officiating.
The following were the pall-bearers: Messrs.
Francis S. Everest, Enoch Mccullough, Jos.
W. Bevans, Jesse T. Coulson, W. W. Nickle
and W. W. Hopkins.
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The charity ball at the Academy of Mu-
sic. Baltimore, Monday night, was notable
social event. About 1000 persons were
present, among them the President and Mrs.
Cleveland, who occupied private box
Mrs. Cleveland paid compliment to the
beauty of the Baltimore ladies', and the latter
pronounced Mrs Cleveland "ovely." As
for Dir. Cleveland, he has all along been sus-
pected of having an eye for pretty ladies', and
the enchanting scene was only what he ex-
pected to see.
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Floral Cabinet,

That excellent publication the Floral Cabinet,
Of New York, has been consolidated with the
american Garden, another leading journal of
horticulture, and the combined publications will
appear under the title of the american Garden
1t will be published by L. II. Libbey, AZ Dey
street, New York.
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LETTER FROM THE ROCKS.

Prof. George Stein furnished excellent music
on the plano, Tor ball at MIR. I'm GLADDEN. Is one
evening lately. Prof. Stein is fine musician
He was formerly of Baltimore.
Mr.. ID. +. DaI bic Is shipping about 80 gallons
OF milk daily. from lns station. for which he gets
3S cents p2r gallon In baltimore.
Mes5rs. Wiley trawbriuge have rented
Mr.. Darbie's store at U.ermont Mills, and w /,
take charge Of the bu iness there Ia snort time
Dir. q. A. Rutledge is doing u large business
here In general merchandise. MORE ANON.
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REVIVAL SERVICES are still in progress at the
Bel Air NJ. E. Church, the attendance being
very large every night. The services begin
with prayer-mectiDg. at ~ o'clock, continuing
about an hour. when the regular services begin.
Rev. Jos. p. Wilson, the pastor, has charge of
these meetings. Considerable interests shown
and a number of conversions are reported.
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The House of Representatives did very
sensible thing, last Saturday. A bill was up
increasing all pensions granted for total deaf.
ness to $2Oa month. The opponents of the
bill refused to vote and the House being thus
without quorum, the bill went over. The
amount of money such law would take
from the Treasury probably could not be es-
timaIel
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There are now five persons in Elkton
Jail serving sentences for violating the old
local option law, and one awaiting trial on
the charge of violating the new law. The
latter is Michael Kantler, of Port Deposit
who, it was stated last week. had been fined
5000 and sentenced to the House of Correc-
ton for one year by Justice Abrahams. The
latter afterwards found he had exceeded
his jurisdiction and remanded Kanter to !, Ill
for the action of court.
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Foreign dispatches are rife with warlike
preparations on the part of every nation in
Europe. Not the least significant of the
straws which show the way the tide is flow
ing is the decline in securities at The Lon
don Stock Exchange. Money flies to its hid
ing-places at the approach of war.
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john Wanamaker, the great Philadel-
phia merchant, has declined to be an indie
pendent candidate for mayor of that city, al
though he had the prefer of the support of
Randall and his Democratic followers The
Democrats will nominate Col Banes and
the Republicans Mr.. Fuler, both of whom
are said to be unexceptionable, in point of
personal character. The Labor party has
also made nominations for Mayor and other
municipal officers.
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Bishop Wingfeld, of Northern Califor-
mia, finds 1t impossible to release himself
from the responsible charge of his presen,
diocese and has again declined the call to the
bishopric of Easton. The bishopric, it is
stated, will now remain vacant, until the an.
nual convention meets, next June.
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AssIGNMENT.-G. b. McAbee, merchant at
Madonna, Marshalrs district, on Saturday last
made deed of trust to Mr.. j. Martin McNabb,
for the benefit of his creditors. Mr.. McAbee's
Indebtedness, 1t is believed, will not exceed
$1,000, while his store goods and book accounts
are estimated to be worth g., 500.
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kILGORE-WILEY.-O Thursday. Japua.
~ 21th, 1887, at the Presbyterian Parsonage,
Bel Air, by Rev. E. d. Finney. ROBERT L.
klLGORE to Miss ELLA WILEY, both of
York county, Pa.
PlNl0N-HAYCOCK.-Jan. 18th, at the NJ.
+. Parsonage, in Aberdeen, by Rev G. G. Gro
min, GEORGE PINION to Miss LIZZIE HAY.
COCK
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Dl A.. ID.

DIED.
CARTY.-On the 2lst inst, at her fathers
residence, near Level Miss MARTHA j. CAR
TY, in her 44th year.
Gone, but not forgotten
Weonly know that thou hast gone,
And that the same returnless tide
Which bore thee from us, still gldes on.
And we, who mourn thee, with 1t glide.
Dear is the spot where Christians sleep,
And sweet the strains that angels pour;
%! why should we in anguish weep?
she Is not lost but gone before.
Entered into Rest Jan 10, in the fourteenth
year of her age, MAY, daughter of James A.
and Mary Wies.
Considering the distressing malady with which
she was afflicted, her long and intense suffering
was borne with vast amount of patience
Through all, for one so young, she showed a
wonderful acquiesccnce to the will Of the Lord
concerning her.
Her funeral was conducted at the Aberdeen
NJ. Il. Church, by the pastor, Rev. q. c. ronin
The attendance was large. The Public School
came In body. bringing as last Offering of
love, crown of beautiful flowers to place upon
the coffin of her who had been one OF its mem
bers. The lnterment was at Abingdon.
Let us not mourn that these
Love ties should sever,
Though she is lost to us,
On earth, forever;
For we precious gem,
kansomed, have given,
To shine in loves dadem
Brightly in Heaven"
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The New York Star commends 10 the
serious consideration of the friends of Mr..
Blaine the fact that twenty States in which
State elections were seriously contested in
1886 show a net Democratic plurality OF
45,1sS votes. In 1874 the same States gave
net Republican plurality of 146,G12 votes.
This Democratic gain of nearly two hundred
thousand is an indication of the increased
strength of the Democratic party under the
administration of President Cleveland.
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lMPRoyING.-Dr silas Scarboro, both of
whose legs were broken, above the knes, a few
weeks ago, is reported 10 be as comfortable as
possible under the circumstances. The frac-
lures have been well adjusted and their
union will doubtless progress without inter.
rnntinn
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RUNAWAY MULEs.-On Thursday night of
last week Mr.. Jacob Mast, an old gentleman of
omish Valley, Baltimore county, started to Bal
timore, with wagon load of wheat, poultry,
&c. 1t was drawn by two mules. Near MIR.
VIM. Payne's, on the road to GIenarm, the
mules SHE'D and started TO run. The front
springs broke, Mr. Mast was thrown out and
the mules redoubled their pace, smashing the
wagon TO pieces and strewing Its contents along
the road. The frightened animals ran towards
the Hartford turnpike and finished the wagon by
dashing 1t against bridge near Har,ley's Mill,
where they were caught. Mr. Mast escaped
without injury, and the mules also, got off
with whole hides.
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STORE RoBBED.-Messrs. Crew 81 Smiths
store, at Castleton, was broken open and rob-
bed OF quantity of goods, last Monday night
week. The burglar or burglars obtained access
to the store by climbing upon the roof of the
porch and breaking through a window.
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The BEL AIR MUSICAL will be resumed, next
Monday evening, at the residence of Mrs. R. E.
Bouldin. All Of the former members and 9th.
ers interested in music are invited to be present.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Harry Wilson, OF Talbot
county, was in Bel Air, last Friday.
Mr.. John Finney, who was lately very i'll, in
Boston, with typhoid fever, ia at the residence
Of his father, Rev. E. d. Finney, in Bel Air,
where be will remain until his strength is en-
tirely restored.
MIR. James Lee, Of Thomas Run, who has
just recovered from a severe attack OF illness,
mas gone to Florida for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Carrie P. Gallup and Miss Blanche Mel.
son, of Hartford, are visiting Mrs. John w. Bay,
at 1Ss Jackson Place, Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. Mechem, who was taken very III,
last Friday week, is better aad ia able 10 be
around again.
DIR. Richard Emory, of Ny Lady's Manor,
who has for some time suffered with bronchial
trouble, left a few days ago for Jacksonville,
Florida. He was accompanied by Mrs. Emory
and they expect TO be absent for some time.
Rev. Jas. B. Craighill, of Bel Air, preached
at st. Paui'a Church, Trappe, Talbot county,
last Sunday morning, and at Christ Church,
Easton, Sunday evening. MIR. CraighilI had
previously been called 10 the rectorship of ST,
Paurs.
Mrs. Josiah Scarborough, of Dublin district,
who has been very i'll, in Baltimore, with pneu.
monia, is better, but is not yet well enough to
come home.
1t is stated on good authority that MIR. An.
drew Boyle will be candidate for Democratic
nomination for the Legislature, from the fifth
district.
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BURGLARS IN PORT DEPosIT.-Burgiars have
been at work ct Port Deposit. Last Friday
night they broke open the coach factory of W.
w. Nickle, but disturbed nothing. On Saturday
night they entered the hardware store of Rey-
nolds Bros, and the new store of Joseph W.
Abrahams. The desks in both stores were bro.
ken open. That of Reynolds Bros. contained
nothing of value, but they secured some small
change in Abraham's store and carried off q
considerable amount of tobacco and segars.-
They also forced open the postotice, adjoining,
and robbed the money drawer of its contents,
consisting of some small change and few
postage stamps.
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wAsntxerox LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
We call attention to the new advertisement of
the Washington Life Insurance Company, in
The Ags. This company stands in the fore
most rank for solidity, careful, prudent mau-
agement and the advantages it offers to It's pol
icy holders. very desirable feature of the
Washington is the fact that its policies are nom
forfeitable, as long as any uucolected divi.
bends remain to the credit of the assured. Mr..
L. IL. BALDWIN, No. s Postofiice avenue, Baltl.
more, is the General Agent, his representative
in Hartford county being Mr.. john j. Alexan-
der, of Bel Air.
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
l. OF HARTFORD COUNTY

NATHAN II. OLDFIELD, of the Third Dis
trict, is hereby announced us a candidate for the
House of Delegates, subject to Democratic NOM
ination, and the support of his friends and the
public generally is respectfully solicited ella
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

Preaching at the Mountain Christian Church
sunday morning. Jan. 30th, at II o'clock, sharp'
by the pastor, W. G. Wade. Prayer meeting
Public invited. '' '''
r, Rev. James Craiehill will preach at Grace
NJ. ~ ''''' az '''
=, Methodist Protestant Church.-Rev S. A. Hob
IilEtii pastor. Services for Sunday. January 3Oth
ppfovidence 10: A. NJ, Union Chapel3 F. N. 4th
Quarterly Conference at Bel All. Saturday Far
5lh, at l0b A NJ ''' W.
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HORSES.

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HORSES.
One Ray Marc. II hands high. very handsome; ;
Bay Horse, IL hands high. match To the above
lbs. and are splendid farm animals Que Roam
Mare. years old, in fosl by W. A. Peasants
percheron stallion: Mule. splendid leader
hed Eye Colt, : years old next June.
CATTLE.
:, One Jersey Cow, will be fresh by day of sale
Heifer, jersey and Holstein; | Ycariing Steer /
very fine Berkshire Brood SOW will farr1w ahont
LIST OF May; ~ Shouts.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
One fourhor iron-axle Wagon. az inch tread
with Hay Carriage Il two-hOrse iron AXLE w AEON
inch tread, with Hay Carriage; Horse Cart
iron axle, inch tread | Dexter Sprirv No-ion
Buggy. wy
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One Bickford & Huffman Grain Drill. 1 FYcaI-
sisr Self Binder Reaper. l Adriance Mower. used
but two seasons Tiger Horse Rake / two-horsa
hallway Horse Power, with Betting, Pennock
power, good rs new; Oliver Chilled Flows.
Hinge and w iarrcws. Cultivat0rs, Double
ShoHeis' single and Double Trees, spreaders, Log
sets Wagon Harness, Plow Harness, Brides. Col
lars, set Double Lines, Wagon Saddle Guard
Grindstone, that will grind set Of mower knives
10 20 minutes, Hunt Corn Drill, | Hay knife, /
Whcelbarrow. and many other articles usually
found on a weil-stocked farm. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND UTENSILS,
including Buffet marble top / solid walnut
Extension Table, Dining room Chairs Rocking
Chairs, China Ware. ] triple-pated Silver Tea
set; Bureau, Beds. Bedding. Cook Stove, Tables
MIX and Butter Crooks and great many other
articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of SIS and under Cash on the day of
sale ION sums over that amount Il credit of eight
months will be given, purchasers to give thcir
notes. bearing interest from the day of sale with
approved security. payable at the Hartford Ma
tional Bank of Bel Air. "
tSN articles to be removed until settled for
by Cash or note.
Jas WIN. NJ. EDELIN,.
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Give your horse Days Horse Powder for
several days, IL he is suffering from loss OF vital
energy. - ~
Dr: bulls Baby Syrup.-It contains no danger
GUS drugs; II is II perfectly safe medicine . cts
In fast eating Americans lead the world. This
has made dyspepsia national disease. Remem-
oar Or. sui baltimore Pills cure dyspepsia.
announcements Of Marriages and Deaths free
obituary Notices fee cents per Incl
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TERMS OF SALE.
III Acres of Land, More or Less.

The improvements consist of Ia
large two and-half story DIV ELL askN3sA
ING HOUSE, 2 Tenant Houses, f{XI24LS1ffts
good Bank Barn, Granary, Corn Crib e5zkAass,za
with wagon Shed attached and all other neces-
sary outbuildinss The land is Of splendid quail
ed. About 30 acres are in cultivation and the
balance in good timber. 1t is situated ON the
road leading from Pyesvilie to Clermont Mills
about 2h miles from the Maryland Central kail.
road, in good ncghhOrhOod. convenient TO
churches, schools, &c. Terms of sale an be ar
ranged.
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At the same time and place he will cell oil his
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

One Pair of superior Mules. years old, | Year
ling Colt. fine Brood Mare, about years Old, 2
Cows, one fresh in March; 2 Hefers one fresh
In March four thrifty Steers, seven Shoats,
two Sows aud Pigs, | four-horse Wagon, /
two-horse Wagon, Sulky. l Top Buggy, sleigh
and Bells, Sled. Johnson Reaper, nearly new.
Pennsylvania Gram Drill, nearly new, | Tiger
Horse Rake, Corn Shelter. Grain Fan, Cutting
Box, Roller, one-horse Separator and Power,
nearly new, Flows, Harrows, Cultvators shovel
Plows. Grain Cradles, Maltocks. Picks, Hoes,
Shovels; Forks. Rakes, Log and Trace Chains,
z sets Breechband Harness, Carriage Harness.
Plow Harness. Double, Single and Triple Trees
Spreaders, iialters. Brides, Wagon Saddles
Lead Lines. Hay by the ton, together with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
of various kinds and many articles not necessary
to enumerate.
TERMS OF SALE FOR THE PERSONAL PROPER
TY.-All sums of $40 and under Cash; ON sums
over that amount credit of Nine Months will
be given. purchasers to give their notes. bearing
interest from day of sair. with approved security
and payable at the Hartford National Bank of Bel
Air.
THOMAS c. KEARNs.
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YSTER SUPPER.

The ladies and friends of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church, Bel Air, propose holding an OYS-
TER AND MEAT SUPPER at the Parsonage, on
WEDNESDAY AND TIL URSDAY EVENINGS
February I'd and 81, commencing at 8 O'clock
Oysters in every style will be served at reasona-
Bile prices. and the proceeds are for the benefit
of the church, the liberal patronage of the public
Is respectfully solicited. 2lja2t
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Extensive Public Sale
OF
Stock and Farming Implements.

The undersigned, having rented his farm. will
sell at Public sale, on the premises, on the road
leading from Watervale to FalIston, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY afth, 1857.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. tn wit.
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One four. horse iron-axlc Wagon, Ok inch tread.
with Hay Carriage; two-horse iron axle Wagon
y inch tread. with Hay Carriage; | Horse Cart
Buggy. '''''o 4'O0''P
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

One jersey Cow, will be fresh by day of sale ::
Heifer, Jersey and Holstein: Ycaring Steer, /
very fine Berkshire BROOD Sow, will farrow about
LIST of May 10 ShoatS.
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Fertilizers and Seeds.

Having satisfied ourselves OF the reliability Of
lhe nrm, and the high standard of all their goods
we have accepted the agency from
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FARMING IMPLEMENrs-

Including Buffet marble top; / solid Walnut
Extension Table, Dining room Chairs Rocking
set; Bureau, Beds. Bedding. Cook Stove, Tables
MIX and Butter Crooks and great many other
articles '' S'''N'